A. I imaged him perched on the grass. Q1) Is sentence A correct English? Q2) In sentence A, does "perched on the grass" describe "him"? Q3) Is sentence A the same thing as ...
A. I imaged him perched on the edge of the sofa. B. I imagined him perched on the edge of the sofa. C. I portrayed him perched on the edge of the sofa. D. I draw him perched...
Paralympic games ...................an international sports event held every four years for disabled athletes who cannot use a part of their body properly. It is held after the...
My book says: I heard her play the piano. (sensory perception) I heard that he has been ill. (mental perception) I noticed them come in. (sensory perception) I didn't ...
I was marking students work and I met a really basic question. The student was writing how he felt after he won a competition yesterday, he wrote "I felt happy because I won...
Our starting point tonight: South Korean President Moon Jae-in has received a letter from British Prime Minister Boris Johnson formally inviting him to the G7 Summit this June...
Hey. Is the sentence good? Is it necessary to include (at him)? Before Theo could react, Fred came charging (at him) with the ax above his head and swung it down, chopping Theo...
- Acts of terrorism, he said when I saw him in November, usually arise from some cause deep in the past and will not go away until the root problem is addressed. He could as...
Are these sentences the same -This is interesting -I am interested in it
Are these sentences the same -This is very interesting to me -I am very interested in it
Hello, everyone!! As far as I understand, in informal style we often use ‘where’ to introduce defining relative clauses instead of ‘at/on/in which’ only. However, I’m confused...
Man: What were you two doing in there? Boss: We were just talking. Man: You want me to believe that? Boss: What are you insinuating? Man: I think you know. Boss: This is...
I bumped into: I want someone fun to be around. Could I say fun as an adjective modifies someone ? If so, might I say "I want fun someone to be around" without affecting...
Is the sentence below too long and does it make sense? The most likely explanation for high altitude adaptation in present day Tibetans, Sherpas and neighbouring populations...
He had to resign from/resign his position due to the scandal. Which would you use? Are both of these usages correct? ...
A: Do you know who it could be? B: No. A: Does anybody else here have any idea (of/about) who it could be? Is the last question okay or does it seem weird to ask "does anybody...
You can study at home or …………..else is convenient to you . a) wherever b) whoever c) whenever d) however I go for 'wherever' . Am I right? ...
When she was younger,she wished she (could read/ had read).faster. A non-native speaker said the correct answer is 'could'. When I asked him why can't we choose 'had read',...
Good day everyone, This is my first post on English Forums so please forgive me if I make any mistakes or mispronounce any word in the Wikipedia article on Calculus that I...
She has the most promise of all the girls you've spoken to as for. As far as I know, most as in [the most important thing~] functions like an adverb because important is...
In one of the exercises which he was assessed on, he left two questions unanswered and in the other exercise he had to match a word with its meaning. He couldn’t complete this...
Hi, Does the following sentence sound fine? "Voice disorders can threaten employment position and impose a negative impact on working quality of life." Thanks! ...
Hi, Could you check the following please? "The only study that examined the prevalence of voice disorders among university teaching faculty members, found it to be 47 out of...
Are "seems" and "appears" interchangeable in this context? Two sheep were found dead this morning, so it seems/appears that there's still a wolf in the area. ...
Hello friends! What is the difference between these two sentences? Are they both correct? 1. I wish he stopped smoking. Does this refer to a present action? meaning he's smoking...